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Epata Puji Astuti

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ID9704112
NAMEEpata Puji Astuti
GIVEN NAMESEpata Puji
FAMILY NAMEAstuti
SIGNATUREASTUTI E P
AFFILIATIONSSanata Dharma University
ORCID0009-0006-7111-1738
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • Ecological Grief and Anxiety

    Open Access•Epata Puji Astuti, Tatang Iskarna•ARTICLE•HUMANIS•2024

    The arrival of European colonizers led to the disruption of the nature and ecosystem. As the indigenous people with a close relationship to nature, Native Americans express their grief and anxiety about the condition of nature through literary work. The study presented in the present article aims to scrutinize three selected poems by Joy Harjo “Remember”, “Praise the Rain”, and “I am a Prayer” to see how the poet expresses her ecological grief an…

  • Challenging Patriarchal Culture of Taliban Regime

    Open Access•Epata Puji Astuti•ARTICLE•Journal of Language and Literature•2024

    Afghanistan, during the Taliban regime, has traditionally been shaped by patriarchal cultural norms and values that limit women’s rights and opportunities. Homeira Qaderi’s novel Dancing in The Mosque deals with the struggles and challenges faced by Afghan women, particularly in a patriarchal society that oppresses and limits their freedoms. The three objectives of this study are to describe the patriarchal culture of the Taliban Regime and its e…

  • Ecological Consciousness in the Children’s Literatures

    Open Access•Epata Puji Astuti, Gabriel Fajar Sasmita Aji et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2023

    Humans and nature are two things that cannot be separated. Humans take natural resources to fulfill their needs. In this modern era, the motive of humans to exploit nature is no longer just to fulfill their needs but also to gain profit for themselves. The fact that destruction of nature and the depletion of natural resources will threaten the lives of future generations. Therefore, efforts are needed to educate people, especially the next genera…

  • Colonial Representation of Caribbean in Rosaline Bacchus’ Haiku Poems

    Open Access•Epata Puji Astuti, Tatang Iskarna•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2022

    The Caribbean has a long history which is reflected in their literature. The existence of Haiku poems in Caribbean literature is an interesting thing to be analyzed. The object of this research is Haiku poems written by a Caribbean poet, Rosaline Bacchus. A Haiku poem is a short poem originally from Japan, usually consisting of 5-7-5 or 5-7-5-7-7 syllables. Although it is a short poem, Haiku can depict the reality and experience of Caribbean peop…

  • Transformation from Conventional to Digital Storytelling as Learning Method in English Conversation Courses

    Open Access•Epata Puji Astuti, Tatang Iskarna•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2022

    The ability to speak English is a requirement that must be met at this time. In developing this skill, one of the methods used is the storytelling method. However, along with the development of technology, new storytelling methods are needed that are not limited to space and time. Entering this all-digital era, storytelling must also transform from conventional to digital models. This study will examine how the transformation process from convent…

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  • Colonial Representation of Caribbean in Rosaline Bacchus’ Haiku Poems

    Open Access•Epata Puji Astuti, Tatang Iskarna•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2022

    The Caribbean has a long history which is reflected in their literature. The existence of Haiku poems in Caribbean literature is an interesting thing to be analyzed. The object of this research is Haiku poems written by a Caribbean poet, Rosaline Bacchus. A Haiku poem is a short poem originally from Japan, usually consisting of 5-7-5 or 5-7-5-7-7 syllables. Although it is a short poem, Haiku can depict the reality and experience of Caribbean peop…

  • Transformation from Conventional to Digital Storytelling as Learning Method in English Conversation Courses

    Open Access•Epata Puji Astuti, Tatang Iskarna•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2022

    The ability to speak English is a requirement that must be met at this time. In developing this skill, one of the methods used is the storytelling method. However, along with the development of technology, new storytelling methods are needed that are not limited to space and time. Entering this all-digital era, storytelling must also transform from conventional to digital models. This study will examine how the transformation process from convent…

  • Ecological Consciousness in the Children’s Literatures

    Open Access•Epata Puji Astuti, Gabriel Fajar Sasmita Aji et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2023

    Humans and nature are two things that cannot be separated. Humans take natural resources to fulfill their needs. In this modern era, the motive of humans to exploit nature is no longer just to fulfill their needs but also to gain profit for themselves. The fact that destruction of nature and the depletion of natural resources will threaten the lives of future generations. Therefore, efforts are needed to educate people, especially the next genera…

  • Ecological Grief and Anxiety

    Open Access•Epata Puji Astuti, Tatang Iskarna•ARTICLE•HUMANIS•2024

    The arrival of European colonizers led to the disruption of the nature and ecosystem. As the indigenous people with a close relationship to nature, Native Americans express their grief and anxiety about the condition of nature through literary work. The study presented in the present article aims to scrutinize three selected poems by Joy Harjo “Remember”, “Praise the Rain”, and “I am a Prayer” to see how the poet expresses her ecological grief an…

  • Challenging Patriarchal Culture of Taliban Regime

    Open Access•Epata Puji Astuti•ARTICLE•Journal of Language and Literature•2024

    Afghanistan, during the Taliban regime, has traditionally been shaped by patriarchal cultural norms and values that limit women’s rights and opportunities. Homeira Qaderi’s novel Dancing in The Mosque deals with the struggles and challenges faced by Afghan women, particularly in a patriarchal society that oppresses and limits their freedoms. The three objectives of this study are to describe the patriarchal culture of the Taliban Regime and its e…

Art (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Poetry (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · ADDIE Model (1 works) · Afghan (1 works)

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